Live United Bowl 2017

Texarkana, AR – Maybe your team is out of the playoffs, maybe you are just missing local football, or maybe you just want to support a good cause, but whatever your reason may be, football is back at Arkansas High Stadium Saturday. The celebrations for the Live United Bowl have been going on all week. The players have been in town, the pep rallies have been held, and tonight everyone is turning in early with hopes and dreams of walking away a winner from tomorrow’s big game.

Parking and tailgate party information can be found on the official site at Live United Bowl You can also find other information such as ticket cost ($10 for adults and $4 for students) and even information about drawings and other related events. This year the Pittsburgh State Gorillas will face off against the Arkansas Tech Wonderboys. Rod Smith from the NFL will also be present to take part in the activities surrounding the game and the halftime performance will be by The Robert St. John Band.

If you can not come out and enjoy the game, you can still watch online at the website. You can also always donate and help as the Live United Bowl has donated over $25,000 to the United Way of Greater Texarkana. You can find the United Way of Greater Texarkana at their website – step up today and help.

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Texarkana, AR- In 2018, the world will recognize the 100th anniversary of the year that the first great worldwide conflict ended. It was called the "Great War", "The War to end all Wars," and eventually "The First World War," or "World War I". The war would originate in Europe and drag almost all nations into it. It would see the first major use of air power to gain an upper hand on scouting enemy troops and eventually the first air-to-air combat casualties would begin to pile up. It would be the last war to see any major use of cavalry troops and the first to see iron vehicles rolling to kill both troops and civilians. Trench warfare, only introduced in previous wars when armies were severely outnumbered, would become a normal day on the front. Gas would be used to kill troops, and the bertha gun, a fully automatic machine gun, would introduce the world to the ability to kill like never before. Despite all the stories, sometimes lost with the history of the second war, the surprising fact is that in 2018, it will be one hundred years since the guns went silent. The Arkansas WWI Centennial intends to ensure that the year is marked and remembered for generations to come.

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